On May 25, 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was implemented, meaning that there are stronger rules on data protection. Not only did this affect all websites who collect data from their visitors, but ultimately changed the way that public information is handled around domain names.
If you have a website, you want people to spend time there and a WordPress “read more” plugin is designed just for that purpose. What’s the point of publishing content if it’s not going to be read? Create something informative and useful and entice your audience to hang out for a while.
Marketing calendar tools vary a lot depending on your industry. Meetings, appointments, deadlines, email responses, and website updates are all important parts of a marketer’s work life.
When they get home, their personal lives may also need some structure. From children’s school events to life tasks. For better or for worse, marketing professionals rely on calendars.
You spent countless hours designing your business website. You carefully chose every image and word, created a beautiful layout, and included all the information a customer might need. Still, no one is buying anything.
If you are in charge of a business website, or if you are just trying to draw more attention to your personal blog, then you know how important it is to monitor your web-traffic and keep up with data associated with your visitors.
If you have a website, you have a call to action (CTA), whether you realize it or not. At the most basic level, a CTA is a design element that entices the visitor to take a certain action, whether it’s signing up for an email list or purchasing a product.
With about 19 million users worldwide, WordPress is by far the most popular website creation tool out there. People love the quick and easy installation and setup and the near endless customization options.
Think you know what your client wants? Think again. It might seem ideal when the client says, “Do whatever you want,” but it’s better to go in with a plan.
Why? Because when you go in without a plan, you leave yourself open to delivering something the client absolutely does not want. And that means revisions (lots of them).
Trust is a very tricky thing these days.
When it comes to building trust, it takes time and numerous opportunities to prove yourself. And when you lose someone’s trust, it can be almost impossible to repair it.
Does your hosting company offer incredible WordPress support? If not, you should find another hosting company. This is necessary for your business success in today’s online world. Let’s find out more about WordPress hosting and why you should consider it for your website.
Choosing the right eCommerce platform is crucial when planning your online store. The most popular options worldwide are WooCommerce and Shopify. Both of these platforms offer a range of features and benefits, making them attractive options for those looking to start selling products online.
Running regular updates is one of the best things you can do for your WordPress website: they help improve security and speed, fix bugs, and add new features. Not to mention automated website backups, which keep your site safe. But for many website owners, updates are something that often gets pushed onto the backburner.
A phrase recently getting a lot of attention in the WordPress world is “WordPress optimized hosting.” But what exactly is it and what does it entail for those who are looking to take their WordPress website to the next level?
Let’s face it: there are many other businesses out there just like yours. There are countless other people who offer the same exact product or service. Many of them probably target the same market.
With new businesses emerging every day, and the amount of potential customers decreasing, it is more important than ever for your company’s website to stand out and attract visitors. A virtual private server (VPS) hosting provider can help you do just that by giving your customers the experience the except with fast load times, enhanced security, and minimal downtime.